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RoJton,s Sentencipp Deferred

CHICAGO, Dec. 3l.-Col. W. II. Bolton,
ex-superlntendent of second-class mail
matter, recently indicted for embezzle-
ment, was before Judge Blodgett, in the
United States District Court, this after
noon. and plead guilty IN Withholding
$l2, 800 from the government. His coun-
sci cited Col. Bottoms honorable war
record and the fact that he had tur ned
over all his property TO the government,
equal TO about the amount Of the embez-
element. The court said he would defer
aantanca
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New orleans and tho sabbath.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 3l.-To-day in the
suit OF the state ex rel. Joseph Walker
ct al, VS.. the Mayor and Acting Chief OF
Police OF the city OF New Orleans, Judge
Tlssot granted on alternative injunction
restraining the defendants from interier-
ing with any OF the relators in keeping
open their places of business on Sunday
or In any way to enforce the act known
As the Sunday law. The injunction is
made returnable next Friday. The rela-
tors number about five hundred, and
amons them are the principal saloon keep
rs. clothing and other merohants.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-01
McOuade;s Motion Argued.

New YORK, Dec. 31.-The much ad-
'durned motion on behalf Of the convicted
noodle ex-Alderman, Arthur j.. Nc
|Duade. for stay of proceedings and new
Mai was heafd to-day by Judge Pratt IN
|he Kings County supreme Court. Inc
notion was argued by lawyers Tracy and
for McQuade, and DISTRICT
Aorney MARITIME and his assistant, Mr.,
Mi. Tor the prosecution. The Judge
s<unced that he would deliver MS oe-
~ M MnndAY or Tuesday.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-01
HOMICIDE UNPUBLISHED,
A Jury Acquits "a Father Who Shot
His Daught er's Deceiver.

NORFOLK, VA, Dec. 31.-The trial of
George W. Hill for the murder last month
of j. d. Potter closed in the United States
District Court this evening with verdict
of acquittal. Mr.. Potter was draughts-
man in the steam engineering depart
ment Of the Norfolk navy yard and q
married man. Hill's daughter, pretty
girl of Is, attracted the attention OF
Potter, who visited her as a single man
until the imposition was discovered and
HIS visits were forbidden. He afterwards
wrote her several notes, which were
received and read by her father. One
afternoon in November Hill and his
daughter called upon Potter at his
office. The father became greatly enraged
during the conversation which ensued,
and drawing pistol shot Potter, who
died in day or two.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-01
CARS DAMAGED.

Two Passenger Trains Brought
Together by a DeraiIment.
MACON. GA, Dec. 31.-The SOUTH
bound train from Atlanta on the Central
railroad. due here at 5 40 O'Clock tonight,
colided with the nOrth-bound express,
leaving here at 500 O'Clock. The incom-
ing train was backing into the depot from
the junction below the city and the out
going train was waiting for 1t to pass on
parallel track at the passing point. The
last car Of the incoming train jumped the
track and ran into the last car OF TIDE Out
going tram, knocking OF the steps OF the
latter aud otherwise shaking up things.
Although the two coaches that collIded
were tllcd with passengers nobody was
hurt. An hours delay and slight dam
age to the two cara was the result,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-01
A SERVANT TURNS ROBBER.
Several Thousand Dollars Worth of
Nalmables Secured.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 31.-A bold rob-
berry was perpetrated at the residence OF
Don Domingo Cana, the Gillian Minister,
last night. The burglar was f. b. Silva,
s. Brazilian who had formerly been en-
ployed as servant in the Ministers 8
household. About month ago Silva was
disc harged under suspicion and went to
New York. He returned to this city last
night, entered the home of his former en-
ployer, No. 2024 g street, and stole sum
OF money and $1,000 worth of jewelry and
other yaluabes. The police were
promptly notified and the thief was ar
rested this morning while boarding a
train for New York. The valuables were
recovered.
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TELEPHONE PATENTS.
The Counsel Preparing the Bill for
the Massachusetts Court.

Inc COUNSEL preparing the Bill IOr
the Massachusetts, Court.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 31.-The counsel
for the government in the telephone suit
are hard at work preparing the bill to be
filed in the Massachusetts suit. The suit
will be brought directly against the Bell
Company at Bosto n, as there are no su.
bordinate companies in Massachusetts /:
otherwise the bill will be similar to that
filed by the government in the Columbus
suit. 1t is expected that the papers will
be printed next week and sent to District
Attorney Sterns. at Boston, who will file
them. Judge Nelson, of the District
Court and Judge Colt, of the Circuit
Court, will try the case. 1t is not yet
known whether or not Justice GRAY of
the United States Supreme Court, whose
circuit Includes Boston, will take part in
the hearing, which will probably be set
down for the spring term, beginning in
May next.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-01
KNIFEs HIS CHILDREN.

sists Attempts TO Put Him To Bed.
CHICAGO, Dec. 31.-About midnight a
laborer named Michael MaloGey, drunk
and bespattered with blood, came to the
Chicago Avenue Police Station and stated
that be had cut the tbrOats Of his daughter
and son. Officers proceeded to the mans
tenement and found that the two children
mad attempted to put MalOney to bed. He
angrily resisted, and drawing "A knife
plunged IL into bis sons neck. MalOney's
11-year-old daughter rushed in between
the father and son, only to receive slash
under the arm. Tue boys wound is prob
ably fatal, but it is believed the girl will
ranOVar
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Nnwnnnsviile,s ExpIosion.

NEwNANsvILLB, FLA, Dec. 3l.-The
recent boiler explosion of Howard 81
Co.'s saw mill has cast a gloom over
Newnansyiie. The colored man, A.
jackson, died at 1890 o'elee, ON the
night of the accident is.se.SE1 buried
yesterday. Although soa~all over and
his leg burned 10 crls y5e died without
pam Of any kind. The loss Is now esti-
mated at 1880. The enterprising owners
already have new boiler in and expect
10 start the mill ON Monday next.
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LAMAHpS WOOING.
An Official Announcement that He
Is Engaged to- Mrs. Holt.

An OtnClal announcement that He
Is Engaged to- Mrs. Holt.
MACON, GA, Dec. 3l.-Secretary La
mar Is spending the holidays at his old
nome, surrounded by his kith and kin
and the friends OF his early manhood.
He has met with an enthusiastic G recep-
ton, and has been rendered banquet,
which, however, be mas declined.
Reports relative to his Immediate mar
riago are idle surmises: but 1t is true that
he is engaged to the lady so often named,
and that the engagement meets the entire
approval Of both OF the families concerned.
1t is also absolutely certain that no time
has yet been fixed for the marriage cere-
mony. The lady is not OF the fashion able
world, aud she has hitherto found more
interest in domestic occupations and
quiet charities than in the fashionable
pleasures Of society.
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A MmfinY in a Lnil.

PARIS, Dec. 31.-The prisoners in the
Jail at Gallon, Department OF Eure,
mutinied to-day and attempted to over
power the Jailers and escape. Several Of
the latter were wounded and one prisoner
was shot dead. Troops summoned by
telegram from Rouen soon arrived at the
iail and succeeded in quelling the mutiny.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-01

DUBLIN. Dec, 31.-The trial OF Messrs.
Dillon, OBrien, Redmond, Harris. Crilly
and Sheehy on the charge OF conspiracy
for acting as truste-s under the plan Of
campaign was resumed today, the Sea-
sion being largely devoted TO nearing the
testimony OF the police for the prosecu-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-01
FRANCE, ATTITUDE.

N. Goblet IN FaVOT OF Sui1cicDt
Power for Any Emergency.
PARIS, Dec. BIN. Goblet, Prime Min
lister. received a syndicate OF members of
the Paris Stock Exchange to-day. He
told them he did not believe war was i'm
minent, frances relations with every
power were excellent, and she desired
nothing but peace. ''But," he added, "to
view the possibility OF war calmly the ma
her rlghtsO
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Rurmab,s Iiuby Mines.

LONDON, Dec. 3l.-The latest advi0y-
from Mandalay state tbat the BrL
army OF occupation are within tw{L ~
OF the great ruby mines OF Burmah HEHx
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-01

tees rejected as insufficient.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Dec. 3l.-The Porte
has rejected the guarantees furnished by
the Germania Company, to which Turkey
contemplated giving a contract for the
construction OF torpedo boats, and tenders
for the work will again be invited. 1t is
probable Germany will be able to exert a
pressure sufficient for the reacquirement
OF the contract for a German firm.
A BALKAN CONFEDERATION.
BUCHAREST, Dec. 3l.-The Servian
government has opened confidential ne.
gotiatious for a confederation of the va
rious Balkan States in the event OF war.
THE INTERVIEW OF THE ENJOYS.
SOPHIA. Dec. 31.-The Bulgarian depu-
tation report from LONDON that Lord
Iddesleigh, the British Foreign Secretary,
listeaed with cordial sympathy 10 their
presentation OF Bulgaria's case, but re.
served expressing any views until the
deputation met him again at his residence
at Pynes, Exeter.
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Caught by tho swamp Fox.

ALBANY, GA, Dso. 3l.-Three of the
incendiaries who have fired so many
buildings here were caught to-day by Bill
ZONES, private detective OF Atlanta,
a0wn as the swamp Fox.v The prls-
80 are lodged in jail Large rewards
= SQfered lyr their capture.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-01
60 600 900 Less of iieDt.

DC. 3l.-The pupiitc
III statement to be issued Monday VIII
bbabIy snow reduction in the dth1
ling The past month Of little o'e'
OOO, 900.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-01
AIabama,s Tax on Drummers.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Dec. 3l.--The
new law imposing license tax on COM
mercial travellers went into eject to-day.
IL retains the tax OF $40 fixed by the old
law, but adds provision that all con-
tracts made by travelling agents VINO have
not paid the license tax ssu .. u Svoid as
tn hoth of the partiaV Ed4GXHR n-as,.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-01
Storms I'm the Nor,h

vriroS uoaSsHiNGToN. Dec. 3l.--The New Yo,s
%ines rnns nave been cut Off for abont ,hpah
is cas,i iio-night. Az midnight a llttle new r v
stSrms through with great dIfIionItv
SVVrhs are raging north of here ui'y'
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-01
.1oners escape.
z ~,

Ro, GA, Dec. SLATER the jaiIsr.
ny were asleep last night some
Erred the jail aud broke the locks
Hlowed the prisoners TO escape. One
hu and three men were confined In
Nail. All were negroes. None have
n Hearresied. Il
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-01

MADRrp, Dec. Sl.-A shock s1%a,,S ., Anda-
Snais Gndse IL W caused much alarm but NO iH
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-01

philadelphia girls have new rad. Eht
ie NO e1circle the waist with a dog 4rJar
iILtead OF an ordinary belt. The O - Is
tJe kind that 10 made for big Engliaint(as-
tbs, aud Is furnished wish padlI and
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-01
Teu Miners Allied.

LONDON, Dec. ai.-Ten MINE
f:':;; 3 $.5;.$ i; ;:$::,iii,5'':"'' ':'''!': -
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-01
THE SERVICES.
ON THE STEPS.

Upon the high marble steps leading TO
the senate and House wings were masses
OF people who had been unable TO obtain
entrance 10 the building, and VINO for an
hour and more stood exposed to the win
try air and the occasional gusts of snow
and rain awaiting the conclusion of the
ceremonies ia the Senate chamber. AS
the casket preceded by the pail bearers
was borne slowly down the
steps OF the eastern front
the Marine Band played the hymn
"Nearer My God TO Thee" Every head
was uncovered as the casket WAS placed
Ia the hearse and the military came TO
''present arms" Then the invited guests
were conducted to carriages, and headed
by the MarlneaBand, playing IA dirge, the
procession commenced its march u Rock
Creek cemetery, tour or five miles distant.
The long procession was formed Ia ac.
cordance with the arrangement laid down
in the published order oil the day and,no
delays OF any kind occurred.
THE PROCESSION.
AT the head Of the procession rode 1t.
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A Generous Donn'IUH'

s,ssS SSH;i ;;ii5S.ssa 2Ss 'lo4 to the y 2rsfssP
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
BreaRiug Down and Building Up.

When man breaks down In the mat
tor of ply sical strength, the question OF
its recovery depends in great measure
upon the length Of time he allows to
elapss before adopting medicinal means
TO Iecuperats 1t. A tonic, which gives
a speedy and powerful impulse to the
processes Of digestion and assimilation,
10 tho best auxiliary he can employ
and he should resort to it promptly.
The most reliable dependence OF the
fesble, the aged and the nervous, has
ever proved to be Kossstter's Stomach
Bitters, an invigorant OF national
reputation snd proven worth, com
msnded by medical men OF dietsno.ion,
cot only for building mp broken down
System, but as remedy for dyspepsia,
oousti patton, liver complaint, fevsr and
ague, and kidney trouble. Whtle nos
claimed to bs u psnscea, /. IL u most
ueefol and comprehensive household
remedy. It is,, moreover. eminently
safe aa we'll as Elective.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11
"BEEf HIVE"
3O6 MARKET ST.
MIDSUMMER BARGAINS

Fully realizing the fact
that it is better to sell hot
weather goods now. even att
a fearful cut in price, than
carry over to another season,
we will commence this morn.
ing, July 9Th, to offer un-|
paralleled bargains in ever,
department, of everything
pertaining to midsummer
goods Some half, some two.
thirds, some three quarters
prices. Must make all go.
This is your time to buy
and ours to lose, but it mat
tiers not, if we reduce our
large stock. Rad and profit
by our suggestions while 81
Is worth $3. ....
| Among the goods at cut
prices you will find our at
tractive line of Parasols and
Sun Umbrellas, six-thread
pure Silk Gloves, cord.back,
at 4oc. on the dollar; .Lisle
Thread Hose, half price;
lSunmer Hose and Mitts;
!Laess, Swiss, MnN, CT Lace
As in. Floun ;ings halt to
three quarters p'ioe. Some
Lace Caps at half; Batiste::
|extra wide. from Is down to
1oc, very fire goods. Lawns
, and India Linen and Core
Pique at big reductions
Very fine Sateens sold a:
t french, 1or 2Ic. per yaro
, best French imported at sc
) and 37lc.
i Summer Dress Goods o
l l half. A few elegant En-
. broidered Shoulder Sca,f
Q Q left, to go at three quarter
# price. Just what is wante'
, Tor evening wraps.
:, If price is any indacemen
!; you will keep us busy now
; ;; Russell, Nissinsr & Co.
i Successors to R. l.. Russell,
a 3U6 MARKET ST
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Saia l'ustuOneSt

In cor sequence ut &c heavy ratn last
Saturday aitcrn60u tie sale OF lots sd-
vertissd by Thomas NJ Og!o and Peter
j. Ford did n 3t sEe p'aee, Il vas post.
pontd uutii ne7t Saturday afternoon.
waen all who w.sh In secure n dssiEa-
HE sits foy ho,.c ~ n lox Price and
ou sagy tsr.as saouid hs fure to attend.
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DR., ,THEEL ~ ~: ::;:;:


cred Phys.cen ssIseon Of 10th schools PLeda lead
nE specialist tas Certificates Diplomas prove, for all
private disca.es Important rSses recent or old, in
ludng Blood Poieon DistASrs Of the Skn, h idHeysk
hhe. organs, 0h-tinate t'Icers d Throat affections
keryou. Debility. yoathfni iHpradenec, n,elpn.
sholy. sfricturc, abuse Of Bocaed purely Wgetabls
medicine, premature deeline, ssecessully treated and
rapidly cured after all others fail. Relief nt once
Every shoui read DR.. Tbsels b"k 'Truh."a relia
ale medical trat,r and exposure of sWndles nd
yerssd In books, pamphlets circulars diyirhuted by
where diseases described terrible and hope
These ~ri,ings eeRdc mned by the chief su.
horitics In medical science and full Of hHefaeed lies
ny ruining those uafertuRRter who read them. BY
,1ssgeratns the condition. Of the sanerers they de-
them Of all hope and make the the victims OF dan
yerous mcInnrhoiia, Bcware Of the free prescrp
aons." "rryereuds," vendors Of patent medicines aud
iuchke ihAVidnal, no. with their remedy, pretend
all imaginable a,cass while trns science teaches
hat tho remedy must change with th various Of the
disease. Hours to = 70 g. "Wednesday AMI Saturday
.v"ningss % 10. Sundays ~ tol. Write o, call.
BE 1T KNOWN e .d"..hs dr. Ihss ST. S"s Il Il
be only genuine European specialist IN the city ol
philadelphia. He made bis studies Under the
rord r5nosned Professors Jshr ~ Muller a. his ere.
Sentias asted by the German Court and
oJ the ADserisn. legation, prove. Read "1ruth &
utge Tor yonraef and save yourself from fang inte
Ge hands bf pretand ders. and OF unnappiness
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ID EdISTEH'S ORDEE.
II hE9IsrBa's DryICB,
EEw CASTLE COUNTY, DM.,

July h. 1851.
Upon the application Of WILLIAM II.
rx.cuter OF James BsrEos,
late Of Wilmington Hd., in said county,
de e,oaseJ, It Ia ordered and dt-s?sQd by IN"
Register that the Ezse..or Aforesaid give
not:ce Of gra.,s,ng Of letters Testamen
.aTy upon tho estate OF the de-
,asel, with tho ds.s ef grartlns thereof,
ay csus:ny Advertisements to 'pe posted
within forty days from tao date OF
,peh letters IN siI OF the most public plaoet
III tho county OF Rev Oasle, requiring al
persons having demands against the estatt
% prosont the same, or spido ~ sn Aot 0.
Assembly in sdoa case unda and p-oyided
,nd alsO cause tas san,s 10 be insartod
Villain tho same poriod IN the pai,y
REPTSLIoAr, q nowaIsepor s:sDiisAsd In WI
mingt0n, Del, and TO De continued tnarein
three weeks 70 o dl.
Given under the hant and Sehl
Z. 3. }ofOiiea OF tao Register aforesaid
t~Nst Wilmington, in Now Castle
| county Aforesaid, tue day and year apoVe
| written. JOhN h. BEADtOhD,
Register.
1 NorIoa.-Ali persons having claims against
me sstate OF r6a deoeasea must present the
| same, duly ateested 10 the Executor,
On or po;oro Jcly Eth, 1885, @:
toide the Act OF Assembly II such caae taad'
and provided
| WILL M H. CELpWELL. Executor.
AddTesa, ~iimineton. Dsi. III 3S-eoc'
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11

Lst tbs tbigi,y ;ry Buttermtik, such
as made Sc c.aaaefy, Fourth and Ship.
ley streets.
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On SATURDAY.
THE 18TH DAY OF JULY, 1887,
AtIo'cl ez p. m,


All Ghat fern and t.sct at land situate II
Pen ad- r Ii Husured, Nsa Castlo ounty aGd
Stat, oi Delaware, and more parucularl!
mals ed ora bounueu hs tJltGWS. TO vii.
peGiantpg at q me on ,hs sou side e1
Pike roat, l,,dihR from C10cnt's to klRton,
and running thsncs along sGf stds OF tn.
pike and iaa1 of r Wtl'on to the divisior
line Of the heirs CT Posry Jrrs.y and run
n,T z tbenco sou b t'iv coarse slonR the
0 ivisior line N ine Gf land Ct howard
the nee along the iiaJ of Howard 70 corner
stons for iand o; VA q, a,enSb "l4rg his
ltDs northwStt c U'a5t me p Acc or De-
ztnninx csntaiutrK ~ c:es oi lsnd. more
or lsss, with awe.hDg house thereon
ei iec.ad
Seiz,d and taken Into exo'ution as the
pro terty OF George lrnsy Ind Sa;ah e.
MA Vile AMI l., ana u J3 sLil by
HU. rs Lam bStiN, Shorif
Sheriff. l. face, Wiiniagton, Juae ~
1887, lyl-eot-ts
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l. IN anf I.5Iapsrd
lu25 Sm a&W
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Wsnpsa.

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ASS,sIs nslp 1ss s'i ps s't accom- aoas;ss ~ p
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Daily Republican., 1887-07-11

kIFr'S s.us-sg FIKrU Os
~ writ OF LevaSi Facias 70 me directed
will be exposed to prhll, sale, ut tho Deer
PAX HDte,, now occupied bs John l.. Lewis
In ice town OF e%sss, Ia " 0ita oiay Greer
Hun ired, New Clss:e County, Dsi,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11

.,,r,,-STAkyas AM rlNls d.
ANih.o, ~ so,t AMI kaugsroo rkle'. sv np.
o.. 90 ss,in so'. street, newAtk. ne"
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n-11. ,l,,gRK; q N Z
ANTtp-, pr y, NOE no. years eIp'tisdnsee',; G. ,
wv 'sMnuisTti.GE, this sfhos' ~
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11

noYlsTO IS YEah ss. ,ne Hn
bslEDI-.A, .A,sIst n 10 grocery sto,si t,ssav inp'
4. nd some e1peF'en's' jys-2t
IN this once.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11

,V1tD-T5 QuAoTs " inininy mrhn;
d,iiy, 81 cfsa" )y9-ott
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11

uI,,assrU>sH Pk.OE'
|ksltp~,,a.s .searoned gum. ader'''
p,dar a,darII.LER, Iol L,ncs ser, r., IA .stv
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11

|ANIsi,n,ase n,ser. I, work on = tue ~, noeS: noSs.
In onlJ, 81 fLhuH jye2t
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11

YOUNG MAT ! IN y, "a. a
lsTsSPyyHs s,g,,Py ssIs. Must SsSssSiHStY, 60 e =
..sI, Apply 10 ~ .iys2.H
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11

rs A Slgv AriUN 40 En g
nj blscIimi.h in tCwn OF ,s1 ~
y slscismlth. thu omos'
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11

.vTt,LA WOMAN ~ u OoOA
and a%is, in washing aha ivsn,f
\ King sttett.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11

1,TyD-A WnEELW kiG AZ;
as.sdy "a #ors; gold wages. VIVA,
dtrWs trgo M .q3 W. 10th st. po-pe
Daily Republican., 1887-07-11

(.NrkD-A GOOD CCLoREnD n,n,. W.
Az m.n nc % to.k. Apply at alo pop'a
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Fe6 sahks

/ .,Tyn-WHIrE GIRL 4 ,H dEN.
a.sl nv tsaeupexork, a 500 W. lo.h st. lye-o.'
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sTARKE's CRACKsMEN.
The Stores They Entered and the
Booty They Obtained.

The Stores They Entered and the
Booty They Obtained.
STARKE, FLA, March 29.-This town
was visited last night by burglars, and
the following stores were entered: The
rear door OF T. W. Sweats storeroom was
forced open, but 30 far nothing has been
missed. j. G. Alvarez lost small
amount of change from a cash drawer,
but they failed to open the safe. The tin
shop of Messrs. Cardell d Saunders was
broken into, the safe opened and $40 90
stolen therefrom. They entered the store
of n. j. Jones & Co. through window in
the upper story, drilled a hole in the safe
opposite the lock, forced it of, and OBJ
tained about $4,000 in money, mortgages,
securities, notes, etc. The notes etc.,
were subsequently found hid in pile OF
shingles about fifty yards from the store,
vet they obtained ST 900 in gold and 5000
in paper money and silver. No arrests
have been made and no clue found to the
perpetrators. 1t was evidently the work
OF professionals, and doubtless the same
parties who have been operating i'll GeOr-
Ria and portions of Florida.
We are having heavy rains, which are
very much needed as this is the first
since the middle OF January. Our straw
berry growers are realizing handsomely
ON their berries, getting 80 cents per
quart net here at home. The late fIosts
did some little damage to beans, cucum-
beers and tomatoes. Our ORANGES were
not hurt and corn was not seriously in
iured.
The Methodist revival at this place,
under the management OF Revs. viii
Waller ana L.. e. Lowther, has resulted in
about seventy-hve conversions and many
additions to the various churches. The
religious feeling is deep and widespread
as many as seventy-ive going up to the
altar for prayer at one time.
We nave more visitors aud prospectors
in town now than at any time during the
winter, and there is almost daily trans
fers OF real estate to parties desiring to
settle among us. The hotels and board
ink houses are all full.